Its top occurred on 30 November, 2006 at $40.01. In the following example, we will analyze the top swing of Starbucks Corporation ( SBUX on NASD). In order to properly display the required number of decimal places, the Dimension and Font Size controls must be used in conjunction with the Adjust Decimal command. The third important component in displaying the data results is the Adjust Decimal size setting. This will also occur when the Decimal display is increased, see discussion below. When this occurs, use the Font Size control to reduce the size of the calculator so that it is entirely visible on the work page, see next item. Obviously, for some securities or markets the table will begin to extend beyond the visible margins of the work page. It is not possible to create a "customized" Square of Nine for a particular market or security.
If the dimension is set to 169 (a square number: 13 x 13) the table will be square with its corners touching the circle. For IBM the Square Dimension Control should be set to around 145 or 150. In order to see all possible swings, the Square should be set slightly higher than the highest high. In order to view all possible data, the size of the table should be set to slightly more than the highest price recorded for the symbol.įor example, IBM's highest price was $139.19 on 13 July 1999. The dimension of the Square of Nine Table is important in order to effectively display the range of data to be analyzed. In order to effectively view the Square of Nine Table the Dimension, Zoom and Decimal controls must be used in a coordinated manner. The numbers running horizontally and vertically from the center have a squares of quarter numbers, e.g. 2.5, 4.5, 6.5, etc) proceeding downwards to the right at 45 degrees, "odd" half numbers proceeding upwards to the left. will populate the other two "corners" of the square, "even" half numbers (e.g. Numbers being the squares of half numbers, e.g. Numbers being the square root of whole even numbers (2,4, 6, 8, etc.) will proceed in the opposite direction beginning with 4, 16, 25, 36, 64, 100, and so forth. It is constructed by listing an ascending sequence of numbers beginning at 1 in the center of the table, then 2 to its right, 3 above 2, and continuing along the outside of the square in a clockwise direction until the set amount of numbers have been added to the table.Īfter the first complete rotation, the square will have 9 in its lower left corner, after the second rotation 25 will be in the lower left corner.Īs the table grows, numbers being the squares of whole odd numbers (1,3,5, 7, etc.) will proceed in 45 degree diagonal line down and to the left of the center (1) beginning with 9, 25, 49, 81 and so forth.
The Square of Nine table, which has also been referred to as the Odds and Evens Chart or Pythagorean Square, is essentially a square root calculator.
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